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Mrs. Carter 4 th Grade MAth. Transformations make Tessellations!. Let’s Review!. The movement of a figure 3 Types Tran sl ation (slide) Re fl ection (flip) Ro t ation (turn). Transformation. Sliding a figure up, down or horizontally! Translation means
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Mrs. Carter 4th Grade MAth Transformations make Tessellations!
The movement of a figure 3 Types Translation (slide) Reflection (flip) Rotation (turn) Transformation
Sliding a figure up, down or horizontally! Translation means slide. Tell your neighbor! Let’s Move!! Translation
Flips a figure across a line to make a mirror image Reflection means flip! Tell your neighbor! It’s like looking in a mirror!! Let’s Move!! Reflection
Rotation means turning around a center Rotation means turn! Tell your neighbor! Let’s Move!! Rotation
Yesterday we talked about transformations. Today we are going to talk about how shapes can be rotated, translated, and reflected to make tessellations.
I will use transformations to create tessellations. Get out your math notebook.
Tessellation A tessellation is formed by repeating figures that fit together without gaps or overlaps. In a tessellation, figures can be translated, rotated, or reflected.
A tessellation can be made using transformations. What transformations occur in this tessellation? Watch me make a tessellation!
Directions: You will get with your partner. • Take green, red, yellow crayons. • Each group will get a set of shapes. You are going to make your own tessellation. • Trace one shape on your paper in the corresponding color like this. • Choose a 2nd block that will fit next to the 1st with no gaps or overlaps and trace it. • Then do the 3rd. Extend the pattern to make a tessellation. • Answer questions. Activity: You Try!
MB pg. 553 #s 1-5 White Board Practice
MB pg. 554 #s 7-14 Independent Work
Explain what a tessellation is to a 3rd grader. Give an example. Exit Ticket